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Derivation of absorption coefficient and reduced scattering coefficient with edge-loss method and comparison with video reflectometry method

Yoshida, 2016

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13158563750370040506
Author
Yoshida K
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Optical Review

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We derived the absorption coefficient (μ a) and the reduced scattering coefficient (μ s′) using the edge-loss method (ELM) and the video reflectometry method (VRM), and compared the results. In a previous study, we developed the ELM to easily evaluate the …
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